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Posted by lophix (91se) on September 21, 2003 at 22:17:46: In Reply to: Repost x 1000 nm posted by Matt on September 21, 2003 at 22:06:28: on a side note...i need some advice concerning the remote window install thingy: the module has an aux input wire for input from the remote start boxs' channel 2 aux output wire. I hooked them up together and dont get a response. can't get any info on this from either manual. I do have this from the remote start's manual: "never use this wire to drive anything but a relay or a low-current input! the transistorized output can only supply 200mA of current, connecting directly to a solenoid, motor or other high current device will cause it to fail." Seeing as this is a 200mA output wire and the one i'm cnnecting it to is a lightgauge wire but is an aux input, do i need to still run a spdt relay and if so how? not knowing about relays and speaking out of my a$$, doesnt the relay receive a low current "trigger" that then tells it to supply high current 12v to the required path? if i do need to use a relay, then could you tell me what wire i should put on what terminal? Replys: Sounds like you've got it right. those wires are just low current signal wires --> Matt (93SE) 22:39:55 9/21/2003 (0)

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: on a side note...i need some advice concerning the remote window install thingy: the module has an aux input wire for input from the remote start boxs' channel 2 aux output wire. I hooked them up together and dont get a response. can't get any info on this from either manual. I do have this from the remote start's manual: : "never use this wire to drive anything but a relay or a low-current input! the transistorized output can only supply 200mA of current, connecting directly to a solenoid, motor or other high current device will cause it to fail." : Seeing as this is a 200mA output wire and the one i'm cnnecting it to is a lightgauge wire but is an aux input, do i need to still run a spdt relay and if so how? not knowing about relays and speaking out of my a$$, doesnt the relay receive a low current "trigger" that then tells it to supply high current 12v to the required path? if i do need to use a relay, then could you tell me what wire i should put on what terminal?